For the first time since the Cottonwood Fire started burning a week ago on Beaver Mountain, property owners were allowed past the road closure Tuesday morning to see what remained of their homes and cabins. "I imagine it will all hit pretty solid once I get there," said Tracy Davis, a Beaver resident who has already heard about his family cabin. "My kids have told me it's gone." Property owners were escorted into the burn area in groups by law enforcement. They were allowed to spend a couple of hours at their properties to take photos and to see what's left. ✍️/🎤: Alex Cabrero, KSL 📸: Mark Less, KSL #cottonwoodfire #beaverutah #beavermountain #wildfire